DRAFT State and Township PIN allocations

Introduction

This document explores what the township PIN might look like with a flat allocation, as suggested by the Global Food Security Cluster.

The consultant strongly disagrees with this and finds this to be a misallocation. There is good available data and alternatives to this approach have been developed.

Still, let us explore this mock up.

Data and references

References for this report

ACLED, (2022). ACLED data for Myanmar (2010-2022). Retrieved from https://acleddata.com on 2022-06-06.
International Food Policy Research Institute (2022). Myanmar Household Welfare Survey (MHWS), Round 1. Harvard Dataverse, doi: 10.7910/DVN/1R3F3U,. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/1R3F3U on 2022-09-01.
FAO and WFP (2022). Food Security Monitoring Survey Round 3. FAO and WFP.
Food Security Cluster Myanmar (2022). Township Prioritisation. https://food-security-cluster-myanmar.github.io/mmr_township_prioritisation/.
Food Security Cluster, Myanmar (2022). Understanding Conflict Dynamics in Myanmar through Conflict and Incident Data: A Food Security Perspective. https://food-security-cluster-myanmar.github.io/exploratory-data-analysis-acled-fsc/.
HARP-F and MIMU (2018). Vulnerability in Myanmar: A Secondary Data Review of Needs, Coverage and Gaps. http://themimu.info/vulnerability-in-myanmar.
REACH (2022). Myanmar Multi-sector Needs Assessment. REACH.

Additionally, the draft township-level PINs have been read into a simplet dataset here for easy comparison and comsumption.

State and Region PINs

Using the food consumption scores from the MSNA and the reduced coping strategies index from the FAO/WFP Survey Round 3, it has been possible to replicate the CARI methodology used to calculate the 2022 PIN.

Below is an explanatory chart where how each of the food consumption and coping strategies indicators relate to the 4 CARI domains.

Applying this methodology to currently available data, yields a unionwide PIN of 15,567,328. This is the total number of persons who are moderately and severely food insecure. This is a 15% increase from the 2022 PIN of 13,230,378.

IDP figures are the Q3 actuals provided by OCHA.

Presented as a table:

FAO/WFP Round 4 PIN estimates
state	population	moderately insecure persons	severely insecure persons	all food insecure	IDPs	PIN	%_pop
Yangon	8,853,241	2,116,604	52,457	2,169,061	0	2,169,061	24.50
Sagaing	5,683,996	1,210,225	138,733	1,348,958	526,671	1,875,629	33.00
Shan	6,672,770	1,543,369	51,040	1,594,409	75,909	1,670,318	25.03
Rakhine	3,062,148	1,188,223	159,674	1,347,896	219,000	1,566,896	51.17
Bago	4,965,767	1,295,526	115,631	1,411,157	34,979	1,446,136	29.12
Ayeyarwady	6,260,345	1,378,804	67,290	1,446,094	0	1,446,094	23.10
Magway	3,922,064	1,203,138	85,491	1,288,629	98,069	1,386,698	35.36
Mandalay	6,684,801	1,208,741	61,275	1,270,016	0	1,270,016	19.00
Kachin	2,004,665	525,333	26,713	552,047	101,463	653,510	32.60
Kayin	1,720,367	448,956	37,049	486,005	90,040	576,045	33.48
Mon	1,959,439	540,958	12,896	553,854	14,486	568,340	29.01
Tanintharyi	1,524,357	369,225	4,454	373,679	21,974	395,653	25.96
Chin	535,977	231,306	69,191	300,497	45,828	346,325	64.62
Kayah	344,090	109,081	12,872	121,953	74,654	196,607	57.14
Nay Pyi Taw	1,341,480	0	0	0	0	0	0.00
Total	55,535,507	13,369,489	894,766	14,264,255	1,303,073	15,567,328	28.03

Township PINs

Township PINs were based on state/region PINs and pro-rated according to their population size. This approach will lead to frequent misallocations.

Additionally, this PIN breakdown is not justifiable. If we showed this breakdown to a person from each state, we would be accused of not understanding the context and not taking allocation seriously.

Ayeyarwady

Hinthada having the second-highest PIN is not commonsensical. It is a port city and one of the least vulnerable and least conflict-affected townships in the region. This should be redistributed to Labutta, Pyapon and Mawlamyinegyun. Or townships allocations can just be performed by using the conflict score and the vulnerability score.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Pathein	385,609	25.65	98,925	29.39	113,316	89,073	6.16	23.1
Hinthada	346,305	2.85	9,871	37.24	128,977	79,994	5.53	23.1
Ngapudaw	327,128	1.97	6,456	46.25	151,286	75,564	5.23	23.1
Bogale	323,684	2.47	8,010	55.81	180,662	74,769	5.17	23.1
Maubin	317,836	8.12	25,797	48.95	155,578	73,418	5.08	23.1
Labutta	314,571	2.10	6,598	59.49	187,149	72,664	5.02	23.1
Pyapon	314,388	5.93	18,642	50.90	160,035	72,621	5.02	23.1
Mawlamyinegyun	313,968	2.89	9,078	54.64	171,547	72,524	5.02	23.1
Myaungmya	301,157	4.78	14,407	51.13	153,970	69,565	4.81	23.1
Wakema	292,895	2.50	7,330	57.15	167,395	67,657	4.68	23.1
Pantanaw	267,781	1.60	4,297	50.68	135,714	61,856	4.28	23.1
Kyonpyaw	239,189	2.52	6,022	42.20	100,932	55,251	3.82	23.1
Myanaung	225,067	4.21	9,476	40.45	91,047	51,989	3.60	23.1
Ingapu	220,364	2.62	5,773	38.78	85,456	50,902	3.52	23.1
Nyaungdon	218,531	2.80	6,130	45.88	100,254	50,479	3.49	23.1
Dedaye	204,355	1.56	3,195	51.50	105,244	47,204	3.26	23.1
Yegyi	197,932	2.82	5,578	37.91	75,038	45,721	3.16	23.1
Einme	196,129	1.21	2,375	53.42	104,775	45,304	3.13	23.1
Kyaiklat	195,252	1.85	3,603	51.31	100,174	45,102	3.12	23.1
Danubyu	183,072	1.69	3,088	38.89	71,190	42,288	2.92	23.1
Kangyidaunt	179,067	2.41	4,320	46.25	82,812	41,363	2.86	23.1
Zalun	171,492	1.43	2,447	42.99	73,726	39,613	2.74	23.1
Kyaunggon	165,155	1.02	1,691	42.95	70,932	38,150	2.64	23.1
Thabaung	155,584	0.46	714	48.38	75,273	35,939	2.49	23.1
Lemyethna	104,782	0.41	430	41.48	43,465	24,204	1.67	23.1
Kyangin	99,051	2.08	2,063	33.57	33,248	22,880	1.58	23.1
Total	6,260,344	89.95	266,316	1,197.59	2,919,195	1,446,094	100.00	23.1

Bago

Kyaukkyi, with the lion’s share of IDPs in the state is ranked really lowly as the conflict score was not considered. Ranked second is Taungoo, the richest part of Bago. This is Taungoo:

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Bago	500,088	20.20	101,021	24.33	121,683	0	142,113	9.83	28.42
Taungoo	267,280	7.94	21,220	22.99	61,438	1,965	77,920	5.39	29.15
Phyu	260,567	4.99	12,994	34.64	90,258	2,572	76,619	5.30	29.40
Pyay	259,961	11.97	31,121	23.33	60,656	0	73,875	5.11	28.42
Kyauktaga	252,902	4.65	11,754	33.49	84,694	483	72,352	5.00	28.61
Yedashe	216,258	2.79	6,042	34.46	74,515	0	61,456	4.25	28.42
Kyaukkyi	113,765	28.86	32,833	42.62	48,492	27,256	59,586	4.12	52.38
Nyaunglebin	202,766	5.85	11,870	28.53	57,856	1,929	59,551	4.12	29.37
Daik-U	205,039	2.21	4,534	31.07	63,708	0	58,267	4.03	28.42
Kawa	199,549	1.11	2,206	40.29	80,403	0	56,707	3.92	28.42
Letpadan	181,224	0.54	975	37.29	67,581	0	51,500	3.56	28.42
Nattalin	178,137	4.89	8,717	32.87	58,549	0	50,622	3.50	28.42
Waw	177,665	1.57	2,791	38.80	68,943	0	50,488	3.49	28.42
Oktwin	161,707	0.47	764	36.87	59,614	210	46,163	3.19	28.55
Thayarwady	154,503	1.49	2,304	35.19	54,370	0	43,906	3.04	28.42
Padaung	149,188	1.17	1,749	34.17	50,975	0	42,396	2.93	28.42
Thanatpin	146,304	0.00	0	43.01	62,930	0	41,576	2.87	28.42
Paungde	142,452	5.10	7,258	40.17	57,225	0	40,482	2.80	28.42
Thegon	136,275	1.42	1,929	35.77	48,745	0	38,726	2.68	28.42
Monyo	131,403	1.54	2,024	41.53	54,574	0	37,342	2.58	28.42
Okpho	130,229	2.22	2,889	33.38	43,467	0	37,008	2.56	28.42
Paukkhaung	127,549	0.41	529	48.45	61,800	0	36,247	2.51	28.42
Shwedaung	126,701	0.74	943	34.39	43,577	0	36,005	2.49	28.42
Minhla	125,869	0.94	1,187	32.55	40,969	0	35,769	2.47	28.42
Gyobingauk	121,787	2.54	3,098	29.97	36,504	0	34,609	2.39	28.42
Htantabin	118,504	2.40	2,843	38.51	45,634	564	34,240	2.37	28.89
Shwegyin	107,902	1.25	1,351	35.34	38,131	0	30,663	2.12	28.42
Zigon	70,194	0.42	293	27.34	19,194	0	19,947	1.38	28.42
Total	4,965,768	119.68	277,239	971.35	1,656,485	34,979	1,446,135	100.00	29.12

Chin

Chin state is mostly fine.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Paletwa	108,376	7.96	8,626	61.04	66,149	6,727	67,488	19.49	62.27
Tedim	98,126	8.66	8,502	68.86	67,569	0	55,015	15.89	56.07
Thantlang	56,507	15.16	8,564	52.15	29,470	12,321	44,002	12.71	77.87
Matupi	57,598	20.25	11,665	50.95	29,348	5,302	37,594	10.86	65.27
Hakha	54,190	23.07	12,502	35.31	19,136	5,299	35,681	10.30	65.84
Mindat	47,624	28.85	13,739	56.56	26,938	8,502	35,202	10.16	73.92
Falam	53,870	17.84	9,613	59.32	31,957	3,416	33,619	9.71	62.41
Tonzang	35,660	0.54	194	85.16	30,370	0	19,993	5.77	56.07
Kanpetlet	24,026	11.88	2,855	54.41	13,072	4,261	17,731	5.12	73.80
Total	535,977	134.21	76,260	523.76	314,009	45,828	346,325	100.00	64.62

Kachin

A bit of shuffling around but results not entirely dissimilar from PIN calculated by conflict score and vulnerability. However, the PIN for Waingmaw is far too low. In general, all these PINs are a bit low.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Myitkyina	387,555	37.58	145,658	24.39	94,506	11,831	118,556	18.14	30.59
Hpakant	402,320	46.16	185,721	21.21	85,329	5,643	116,434	17.82	28.94
Mohnyin	256,126	22.37	57,298	33.59	86,029	942	71,474	10.94	27.91
Waingmaw	153,377	22.14	33,953	55.52	85,156	27,907	70,144	10.73	45.73
Bhamo	166,452	11.08	18,450	29.63	49,312	7,973	53,811	8.23	32.33
Mogaung	162,576	12.42	20,199	32.69	53,152	1,651	46,421	7.10	28.55
Momauk	77,294	30.86	23,856	44.93	34,725	24,657	45,942	7.03	59.44
Shwegu	115,706	14.60	16,897	42.96	49,707	949	32,812	5.02	28.36
Mansi	64,862	8.96	5,811	37.01	24,006	14,388	32,250	4.93	49.72
Tanai	73,156	8.44	6,176	49.24	36,025	1,268	21,414	3.28	29.27
Puta-O	74,395	8.93	6,640	50.07	37,250	0	20,487	3.13	27.54
Chipwi	24,097	0.99	239	79.71	19,208	2,510	9,146	1.40	37.95
Khaunglanhpu	14,053	0.16	22	58.78	8,260	0	3,870	0.59	27.54
Machanbaw	10,911	0.16	17	50.68	5,529	0	3,005	0.46	27.54
Nawngmun	8,706	0.50	44	48.23	4,199	0	2,397	0.37	27.53
Tsawlaw	7,868	0.40	32	93.97	7,393	0	2,167	0.33	27.54
Sumprabum	3,107	3.24	101	43.53	1,353	1,170	2,026	0.31	65.21
Injangyang	2,105	1.43	30	84.32	1,775	574	1,154	0.18	54.82
Total	2,004,666	230.42	521,144	880.46	682,914	101,463	653,510	100.00	32.60

Kayah

Demoso, Loikaw and Hpruso are the most vulnerable areas. However, the PINs are for these areas are a bit low.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Demoso	94,741	69.18	65,545	43.55	41,262	44,630	78,208	39.78	82.55
Loikaw	154,754	45.96	71,121	24.88	38,508	17,340	72,188	36.72	46.65
Hpruso	35,201	20.59	7,247	56.16	19,770	11,740	24,216	12.32	68.79
Hpasawng	30,565	0.40	124	39.01	11,924	120	10,953	5.57	35.84
Bawlake	13,170	4.71	621	35.90	4,728	130	4,798	2.44	36.43
Mese	7,539	0.00	0	51.17	3,857	541	3,213	1.63	42.62
Shadaw	8,120	2.37	193	55.83	4,534	153	3,031	1.54	37.33
Total	344,090	143.21	144,851	306.50	124,583	74,654	196,607	100.00	57.14

Kayin

Myawaddy is ranked really lowly, considering it’s conflict score and number of IDPs.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Hpa-An	461,756	18.07	83,420	44.94	207,493	1,477	131,924	22.90	28.57
Hlaingbwe	288,669	4.33	12,507	64.74	186,888	8,732	90,281	15.67	31.27
Kyainseikgyi	276,206	14.35	39,624	60.23	166,351	5,346	83,374	14.47	30.19
Hpapun	123,257	37.32	46,000	54.55	67,237	44,727	79,547	13.81	64.54
Myawaddy	226,193	52.59	118,966	36.87	83,389	11,762	75,662	13.13	33.45
Kawkareik	240,337	28.19	67,748	51.73	124,322	6,120	74,015	12.85	30.80
Thandaunggyi	103,949	12.16	12,644	50.55	52,547	11,876	41,242	7.16	39.68
Total	1,720,367	167.01	380,909	363.61	888,227	90,040	576,045	100.00	33.48

Magway

Gangaw is ranked fifth in the whole country in terms of conflict events and fatalities, just behind Kale, Demoso, Pale and Yinmarbin. it also host the most IDPs in all of Magway. It’s low ranking in the list below is not commonsensical.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Pakokku	291,599	36.21	105,587	26.94	78,563	10,128	105,935	7.64	36.33
Magway	289,340	16.50	47,736	33.36	96,518	0	95,065	6.86	32.86
Taungdwingyi	259,437	12.88	33,414	46.44	120,474	0	85,240	6.15	32.86
Myaing	226,801	38.10	86,413	43.69	99,083	6,519	81,036	5.84	35.73
Gangaw	132,981	64.37	85,602	35.31	46,960	37,153	80,845	5.83	60.79
Yesagyo	216,678	47.36	102,623	41.45	89,817	7,038	78,230	5.64	36.10
Salin	236,365	4.28	10,109	43.40	102,582	0	77,660	5.60	32.86
Aunglan	234,671	2.59	6,086	43.32	101,663	0	77,103	5.56	32.86
Natmauk	207,769	5.01	10,412	57.46	119,380	1,289	69,553	5.02	33.48
Pauk	170,553	37.69	64,286	45.15	77,009	7,452	63,489	4.58	37.23
Minbu	187,750	2.85	5,357	30.94	58,087	279	61,966	4.47	33.00
Chauk	186,951	2.19	4,096	36.06	67,407	0	61,424	4.43	32.86
Pwintbyu	163,357	8.28	13,529	38.59	63,044	0	53,672	3.87	32.86
Myothit	158,803	3.72	5,909	54.79	87,009	0	52,176	3.76	32.86
Minhla	144,399	0.92	1,329	44.76	64,636	0	47,444	3.42	32.86
Yenangyaung	135,719	2.23	3,020	37.17	50,453	0	44,592	3.22	32.86
Saw	69,541	27.77	19,315	45.21	31,440	15,823	38,671	2.79	55.61
Sinbaungwe	117,212	0.56	660	50.12	58,742	0	38,511	2.78	32.86
Seikphyu	102,300	6.55	6,705	39.99	40,912	4,793	38,405	2.77	37.54
Thayet	104,667	1.66	1,734	42.14	44,108	0	34,389	2.48	32.86
Kamma	75,926	3.12	2,369	44.26	33,606	0	24,946	1.80	32.86
Tilin	49,722	16.89	8,399	52.86	26,282	7,595	23,932	1.73	48.13
Mindon	60,560	2.40	1,455	52.51	31,802	0	19,897	1.43	32.86
Ngape	51,621	3.99	2,059	39.03	20,149	0	16,961	1.22	32.86
Sidoktaya	47,343	1.63	769	42.42	20,084	0	15,555	1.12	32.86
Total	3,922,065	349.75	628,973	1,067.37	1,629,810	98,069	1,386,697	100.00	35.36

Mandalay

Meiktila is neither a priority for humanitarian action or development interventions. The townships with the largest PINs in Mandalay are mostly from the affluent downtown core, like Aungmyathazan and Chanmyathazi. For reference, this is Chanmyathazi:

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Meiktila	337,339	10.10	34,064	25.21	85,046	64,090	5.05	19
Chanmyathazi	305,589	22.32	68,217	10.16	31,062	58,058	4.57	19
Myingyan	301,516	31.77	95,788	33.59	101,280	57,284	4.51	19
Aungmyaythazan	287,592	16.09	46,268	6.20	17,841	54,638	4.30	19
Kyaukpadaung	286,462	9.66	27,660	42.44	121,583	54,424	4.29	19
Patheingyi	283,288	5.99	16,970	21.43	60,710	53,821	4.24	19
Pyawbwe	282,658	0.20	577	39.72	112,270	53,701	4.23	19
Yamethin	279,744	0.06	178	40.50	113,293	53,147	4.18	19
Kyaukse	278,801	9.63	26,858	31.12	86,755	52,968	4.17	19
Madaya	278,348	21.41	59,595	40.20	111,909	52,882	4.16	19
Pyinoolwin	274,997	5.63	15,478	24.30	66,818	52,245	4.11	19
Nyaung-U	262,457	7.77	20,400	41.64	109,296	49,863	3.93	19
Mahaaungmyay	259,905	27.93	72,593	6.13	15,941	49,378	3.89	19
Amarapura	257,123	8.58	22,053	16.25	41,772	48,850	3.85	19
Pyigyitagon	254,380	14.23	36,191	13.02	33,129	48,328	3.81	19
Wundwin	251,138	5.94	14,908	40.00	100,463	47,713	3.76	19
Taungtha	236,047	8.71	20,558	37.22	87,858	44,846	3.53	19
Thazi	219,767	2.83	6,228	36.85	80,976	41,753	3.29	19
Chanayethazan	213,579	52.02	111,102	1.80	3,845	40,577	3.19	19
Myittha	212,127	2.23	4,725	41.17	87,335	40,301	3.17	19
Natogyi	193,975	11.38	22,069	32.67	63,380	36,853	2.90	19
Mogoke	180,415	26.59	47,973	25.66	46,300	34,276	2.70	19
Thabeikkyin	174,620	4.42	7,711	44.77	78,173	33,175	2.61	19
Singu	169,738	6.47	10,986	39.37	66,832	32,248	2.54	19
Sintgaing	161,990	7.38	11,955	26.49	42,915	30,776	2.42	19
Mahlaing	153,552	4.56	7,005	43.56	66,881	29,173	2.30	19
Tada-U	151,484	3.50	5,302	41.25	62,480	28,780	2.27	19
Ngazun	136,170	3.11	4,233	41.96	57,143	25,870	2.04	19
Total	6,684,801	330.51	817,645	844.68	1,953,286	1,270,018	100.00	19

Mon

Mawlamyine is merely the largest city. it is also, by far and away, the most affluent area in Mon. Thaton, Bilin and Kyaikmaraw, all areas of high-conflict and of extreme humanitarian interest, all fall far too low in the list.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Mawlamyine	279,086	17.44	48,662	17.80	49,679	0	78,886	13.88	28.27
Ye	250,117	29.55	73,908	41.62	104,094	0	70,698	12.44	28.27
Thaton	226,225	23.26	52,617	36.73	83,103	1,577	65,522	11.53	28.96
Kyaikto	174,662	27.58	48,168	33.54	58,585	10,142	59,512	10.47	34.07
Paung	207,768	3.21	6,660	37.81	78,562	0	58,728	10.33	28.27
Kyaikmaraw	185,719	2.04	3,789	46.20	85,807	0	52,495	9.24	28.27
Mudon	183,950	3.13	5,759	28.24	51,945	0	51,995	9.15	28.27
Bilin	171,425	17.61	30,185	44.34	76,008	2,767	51,222	9.01	29.88
Thanbyuzayat	162,861	3.41	5,561	47.93	78,058	0	46,034	8.10	28.27
Chaungzon	117,626	1.11	1,303	34.94	41,100	0	33,248	5.85	28.27
Total	1,959,439	128.34	276,612	369.15	706,941	14,486	568,340	100.00	29.01

Nay Pyi Taw

Nay Pyi Taw has no targets and was not surveyed in the FAO/WFP survey or the MSNA. It was, however, included in IFPRI. The government does not appreciate humanitarian interventions targeted at Nay Pyi Taw residents.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	%_PIN
Za Bu Thi Ri	127,242	2.06	2,616	1.83	2,331
Det Khi Na Thi Ri	58,176	0.65	379	24.97	14,526
Pyinmana	217,220	7.66	16,631	18.71	40,637
Lewe	329,697	0.94	3,113	34.22	112,820
Zay Yar Thi Ri	127,921	13.79	17,640	15.81	20,228
Tatkon	253,565	1.96	4,981	25.70	65,174
Poke Ba Thi Ri	134,092	1.59	2,126	19.14	25,668
Oke Ta Ra Thi Ri	93,568	0.77	723	25.87	24,206
Total	1,341,481	29.42	48,209	166.25	305,590	100

Rakhine

This is not a bad list – it gives precedence to Mrauk-U, Kyauktaw and Pauktaw, which are all extremely poor. Though these areas are rarely the focus of humanitarian intercventions.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Sittwe	239,094	37.20	88,940	40.26	96,251	116,765	208,610	13.31	87.25
Mrauk-U	304,950	11.07	33,759	72.88	222,249	17,893	135,036	8.62	44.28
Kyauktaw	278,748	6.27	17,466	71.13	198,284	12,990	120,068	7.66	43.07
Pauktaw	232,770	7.20	16,761	85.05	197,965	25,356	114,772	7.32	49.31
Minbya	271,266	1.49	4,052	78.28	212,346	341	104,544	6.67	38.54
Kyaukpyu	267,026	1.25	3,326	54.81	146,368	1,001	103,576	6.61	38.79
Toungup	256,270	4.15	10,630	47.88	122,690	0	98,443	6.28	38.41
Myebon	219,758	2.04	4,475	77.46	170,218	5,525	89,942	5.74	40.93
Buthidaung	206,704	5.37	11,108	66.09	136,605	8,551	87,954	5.61	42.55
Thandwe	217,433	5.78	12,575	35.35	76,872	0	83,524	5.33	38.41
Ponnagyun	208,337	2.58	5,369	78.40	163,333	1,450	81,480	5.20	39.11
Ann	192,655	3.18	6,125	57.91	111,560	1,991	75,997	4.85	39.45
Rathedaung	139,529	7.31	10,204	85.42	119,190	19,137	72,735	4.64	52.13
Ramree	158,907	0.22	351	61.85	98,286	0	61,042	3.90	38.41
Maungdaw	114,535	14.24	16,315	54.11	61,974	8,000	51,997	3.32	45.40
Gwa	107,521	1.34	1,439	38.12	40,991	0	41,303	2.64	38.41
Munaung	93,387	0.13	119	49.39	46,127	0	35,873	2.29	38.41
Total	3,508,890	110.82	243,014	1,054.39	2,221,309	219,000	1,566,896	100.00	44.66

Sagaing

The Sagaing results are bizarre – Kale has the most conflict events and fatalities in the country by a wide margin, yet here it is outranked in every respect by Pale, which is smaller than it and has less conflict. Pale’s figures are pushed up the IDP population.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Pale	154,348	65.64	101,318	43.87	67,709	100,755	137,386	7.32	89.01
Kale	370,047	100.00	370,047	41.27	152,736	33,833	121,655	6.49	32.88
Monywa	399,023	54.91	219,099	24.53	97,883	0	94,698	5.05	23.73
Shwebo	286,642	54.78	157,010	28.69	82,229	26,015	94,043	5.01	32.81
Tabayin	150,944	58.91	88,927	47.70	72,002	50,748	86,571	4.62	57.35
Taze	176,859	55.55	98,251	48.09	85,043	43,282	85,255	4.55	48.21
Sagaing	330,767	20.19	66,774	26.95	89,144	0	78,500	4.19	23.73
Kanbalu	313,642	22.20	69,632	49.00	153,680	2,454	76,889	4.10	24.51
Myaung	115,460	42.72	49,327	39.49	45,593	38,303	65,705	3.50	56.91
Homalin	270,724	7.15	19,350	51.43	139,240	0	64,250	3.43	23.73
Yinmarbin	151,486	64.98	98,434	42.67	64,640	26,533	62,484	3.33	41.25
Budalin	133,413	32.47	43,313	44.47	59,333	27,833	59,495	3.17	44.59
Wetlet	211,850	25.81	54,678	44.75	94,801	5,715	55,993	2.99	26.43
Ayadaw	167,727	27.25	45,711	43.21	72,482	15,941	55,747	2.97	33.24
Kawlin	155,231	27.05	41,992	38.58	59,889	17,700	54,540	2.91	35.13
Mingin	111,081	47.01	52,216	52.41	58,223	27,447	53,809	2.87	48.44
Ye-U	127,102	35.08	44,582	40.30	51,219	21,404	51,569	2.75	40.57
Myinmu	115,943	37.31	43,259	36.98	42,881	21,872	49,388	2.63	42.60
Kani	143,748	48.59	69,848	45.25	65,046	14,059	48,174	2.57	33.51
Khin-U	156,829	48.66	76,317	47.18	73,988	10,072	47,291	2.52	30.15
Pinlebu	118,761	18.41	21,866	54.71	64,971	15,327	43,512	2.32	36.64
Katha	176,969	27.17	48,075	44.95	79,541	594	42,593	2.27	24.07
Kyunhla	110,468	15.10	16,678	42.13	46,543	12,024	38,241	2.04	34.62
Salingyi	131,185	15.82	20,751	30.02	39,380	3,608	34,742	1.85	26.48
Tigyaing	137,740	24.23	33,377	42.08	57,962	0	32,689	1.74	23.73
Indaw	127,650	12.30	15,698	51.62	65,897	1,000	31,295	1.67	24.52
Chaung-U	114,110	23.26	26,541	34.93	39,862	2,356	29,437	1.57	25.80
Tamu	121,127	17.61	21,329	37.93	45,943	0	28,747	1.53	23.73
Paungbyin	119,166	4.62	5,506	55.63	66,296	0	28,281	1.51	23.73
Banmauk	118,834	4.70	5,582	47.52	56,466	0	28,202	1.50	23.73
Wuntho	78,158	7.63	5,962	39.69	31,020	7,796	26,345	1.40	33.71
Kalewa	59,992	1.37	825	56.96	34,171	0	14,238	0.76	23.73
Mawlaik	54,502	4.19	2,284	50.07	27,290	0	12,935	0.69	23.73
Nanyun	54,470	0.19	105	90.87	49,500	0	12,927	0.69	23.73
Lahe	50,786	0.00	0	96.83	49,176	0	12,053	0.64	23.73
Hkamti	50,080	3.73	1,867	47.34	23,708	0	11,885	0.63	23.73
Lay Shi	17,130	0.11	18	68.12	11,669	0	4,065	0.22	23.73
Total	5,683,994	1,056.70	2,036,549	1,728.22	2,417,156	526,671	1,875,629	100.00	33.00

Shan

Taunggyi is the richest city in the entire area. It also does not house that many IDPs. It should not be ranked first in terms of the PIN. It is also unjustifiable that Taunggyi has a larger proportion of its population in the PIN than places like Mongton or Mongping.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Taunggyi	503,621	27.93	140,644	22.13	111,445	2,275	122,611	7.34	24.35
Lashio	371,389	25.81	95,863	39.73	147,551	1,536	90,277	5.40	24.31
Pekon	117,598	58.12	68,345	40.05	47,095	30,862	58,961	3.53	50.14
Pinlaung	219,989	6.81	14,989	40.51	89,117	5,053	57,618	3.45	26.19
Nyaungshwe	217,900	5.81	12,659	30.76	67,032	4,674	56,740	3.40	26.04
Kutkai	199,361	30.04	59,894	36.31	72,398	4,725	52,361	3.13	26.26
Kalaw	212,957	8.39	17,872	31.87	67,870	973	51,857	3.10	24.35
Kyaukme	198,633	29.83	59,255	30.52	60,616	4,139	51,601	3.09	25.98
Muse	197,071	53.22	104,875	23.60	46,506	2,888	49,977	2.99	25.36
Tachileik	204,066	4.09	8,349	21.78	44,453	0	48,760	2.92	23.89
Hsihseng	174,168	7.68	13,370	45.84	79,842	6,963	48,579	2.91	27.89
Hsipaw	202,489	19.29	39,068	37.93	76,813	120	48,503	2.90	23.95
Tangyan	197,348	1.69	3,333	81.90	161,635	157	47,312	2.83	23.97
Kengtung	197,598	0.73	1,452	32.95	65,112	0	47,215	2.83	23.89
Lawksawk	188,076	1.68	3,162	39.23	73,790	250	45,189	2.71	24.03
Nawnghkio	172,063	10.04	17,277	27.37	47,098	650	41,763	2.50	24.27
Loilen	142,578	3.21	4,579	54.98	78,385	231	34,299	2.05	24.06
Nansang	133,436	1.22	1,629	54.47	72,685	0	31,884	1.91	23.89
Narphan	131,697	0.00	0	91.59	120,627	0	31,468	1.88	23.89
Hopong	128,349	0.86	1,100	44.74	57,426	537	31,205	1.87	24.31
Namhkan	123,119	10.93	13,456	33.64	41,411	961	30,379	1.82	24.67
Mongyang	123,453	0.00	0	57.05	70,435	0	29,498	1.77	23.89
Pangsang (Panghkam)	120,299	0.09	112	71.20	85,652	0	28,745	1.72	23.89
Monghsat	118,613	0.06	76	47.53	56,376	0	28,342	1.70	23.89
Laukkaing	107,922	1.04	1,123	45.86	49,492	1,000	26,787	1.60	24.82
Pangwaun	110,025	0.00	0	89.44	98,403	0	26,290	1.57	23.89
Mongkaing	85,787	11.34	9,726	70.10	60,136	5,433	25,931	1.55	30.23
Ywangan	94,662	9.15	8,665	39.41	37,305	0	22,619	1.35	23.89
Pindaya	91,008	4.10	3,733	37.15	33,810	508	22,254	1.33	24.45
Mongyawng	92,607	0.48	445	68.05	63,023	0	22,128	1.32	23.89
Kyethi	85,227	3.62	3,085	74.70	63,668	40	20,404	1.22	23.94
Monghsu	83,090	1.37	1,142	64.77	53,816	0	19,854	1.19	23.89
Namhsan	83,057	6.14	5,102	35.05	29,109	0	19,846	1.19	23.89
Mongmao	80,324	0.00	0	80.75	64,859	0	19,193	1.15	23.89
Mongton	79,771	0.26	205	48.77	38,902	0	19,061	1.14	23.89
Mongping	78,632	0.32	252	60.90	47,885	0	18,789	1.12	23.89
Mongmit	72,969	3.06	2,231	30.00	21,892	0	17,435	1.04	23.89
Hopang	69,851	0.06	45	65.02	45,418	0	16,690	1.00	23.89
Konkyan	68,384	0.21	144	84.07	57,489	0	16,340	0.98	23.89
Mongyai	68,117	1.59	1,082	79.77	54,336	0	16,276	0.97	23.89
Kunlong	67,041	0.79	530	76.07	50,995	0	16,019	0.96	23.89
Hseni	65,280	5.82	3,798	53.25	34,760	205	15,803	0.95	24.21
Kunhing	61,513	0.37	225	63.61	39,130	239	14,937	0.89	24.28
Namtu	58,159	12.00	6,978	30.05	17,478	606	14,503	0.87	24.94
Laihka	56,041	1.16	652	51.98	29,132	125	13,516	0.81	24.12
Mabein	54,350	0.58	314	27.14	14,752	0	12,987	0.78	23.90
Mongkhet	50,803	0.00	0	54.77	27,824	0	12,139	0.73	23.89
Mongla	49,509	0.00	0	32.25	15,966	0	11,830	0.71	23.89
Langkho	47,240	0.00	0	44.47	21,010	0	11,288	0.68	23.90
Mongnai	45,448	0.33	152	47.33	21,510	0	10,859	0.65	23.89
Manton	44,077	1.96	864	48.29	21,284	159	10,691	0.64	24.26
Mawkmai	38,618	0.21	82	69.96	27,018	200	9,427	0.56	24.41
Monghpyak	35,130	0.13	45	60.52	21,263	0	8,394	0.50	23.89
Mongpan	29,849	0.60	179	49.00	14,625	400	7,532	0.45	25.23
Matman	22,409	0.00	0	100.00	22,409	0	5,354	0.32	23.89
Total	6,672,771	374.22	732,158	2,820.18	3,040,069	75,909	1,670,320	100.00	25.03

Tanintharyi

The high conflict score in Sittwe is primarily due to the massive presence of IDPs there. Together, Sittwe,

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	IDPs	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Myeik	308,244	14.55	44,850	32.66	100,679	300	75,862	19.17	24.61
Kyunsu	183,849	0.63	1,166	58.09	106,797	0	45,068	11.39	24.51
Dawei	160,971	40.14	64,606	28.68	46,159	1,887	41,347	10.45	25.69
Kawthoung	151,222	5.21	7,878	37.65	56,943	0	37,070	9.37	24.51
Thayetchaung	115,291	18.30	21,102	36.74	42,360	8,700	36,962	9.34	32.06
Palaw	140,534	17.12	24,062	42.39	59,571	2,424	36,874	9.32	26.24
Yebyu	132,831	14.41	19,135	41.54	55,176	2,800	35,362	8.94	26.62
Tanintharyi	114,701	11.08	12,709	52.56	60,288	5,600	33,718	8.52	29.40
Launglon	129,468	16.08	20,814	38.87	50,323	0	31,738	8.02	24.51
Bokpyin	87,248	0.79	686	53.22	46,434	263	21,651	5.47	24.82
Total	1,524,359	138.31	217,008	422.40	624,730	21,974	395,652	100.00	25.96

Yangon

It is inconceivable that Dagon Myothit would have a PIN of 109,269. Areas that are much poorer, such as Taikkyi should have a higher PIN than this peri-urban industrial township. Shwepyithar, ranked third, is an up-and-coming township full of hotels and shopping centres, though it also has many industrial areas. I believe Bogyoke Market is also in Shwepyithar.

Proposed PIN breakdown by township
township	population	conflict score	conflict affected	vulnerability score	pre-ex vulnerable	PIN	%_PIN	%_pop
Hlaingtharya	819,886	24.14	197,885	14.13	115,837	200,874	9.26	24.50
Dagon Myothit (South)	445,992	21.12	94,184	13.11	58,449	109,269	5.04	24.50
Shwepyithar	411,830	12.24	50,424	14.55	59,917	100,899	4.65	24.50
North Okkalapa	400,937	16.09	64,527	6.80	27,279	98,230	4.53	24.50
Mingaladon	397,347	7.80	30,975	9.91	39,389	97,351	4.49	24.50
Insein	367,571	32.55	119,629	8.41	30,900	90,056	4.15	24.50
Taikkyi	333,896	3.61	12,041	37.44	124,998	81,805	3.77	24.50
Hlegu	323,765	3.56	11,537	27.24	88,203	79,323	3.66	24.50
Thanlyin	322,740	8.55	27,578	28.04	90,504	79,072	3.65	24.50
Hmawbi	293,371	2.35	6,902	25.58	75,058	71,876	3.31	24.50
Twantay	271,544	6.31	17,137	47.85	129,928	66,529	3.07	24.50
Thaketa	266,005	27.72	73,727	6.66	17,712	65,172	3.00	24.50
Thingangyun	252,869	16.40	41,463	4.53	11,454	61,953	2.86	24.50
Dagon Myothit (North)	247,862	16.84	41,735	5.11	12,670	60,727	2.80	24.50
Mayangone	238,483	13.25	31,608	7.87	18,768	58,429	2.69	24.50
Dala	207,090	3.17	6,565	35.01	72,511	50,738	2.34	24.50
Kyauktan	201,874	1.37	2,758	42.21	85,214	49,459	2.28	24.50
Dagon Myothit (Seikkan)	200,710	8.24	16,536	18.75	37,630	49,174	2.27	24.50
Tamwe	200,617	32.76	65,718	2.96	5,936	49,152	2.27	24.50
Dagon Myothit (East)	199,007	2.42	4,816	16.02	31,879	48,757	2.25	24.50
South Okkalapa	194,879	15.34	29,893	2.63	5,125	47,746	2.20	24.50
Hlaing	193,789	24.32	47,120	4.96	9,619	47,479	2.19	24.50
Thongwa	190,768	1.05	1,995	52.07	99,333	46,739	2.15	24.50
Kayan	190,510	3.31	6,302	46.02	87,681	46,675	2.15	24.50
Htantabin	174,639	0.53	932	43.19	75,432	42,787	1.97	24.50
Mingalartaungnyunt	160,465	14.70	23,583	5.01	8,033	39,314	1.81	24.50
Kawhmu	143,114	4.85	6,945	58.58	83,838	35,063	1.62	24.50
Kungyangon	134,600	4.26	5,730	41.09	55,312	32,977	1.52	24.50
Kyeemyindaing	134,562	8.93	12,021	17.49	23,537	32,968	1.52	24.50
Sanchaung	120,666	24.99	30,159	1.36	1,644	29,563	1.36	24.50
Bahan	116,946	7.68	8,977	3.62	4,232	28,652	1.32	24.50
Kamaryut	101,824	13.54	13,788	0.00	0	24,947	1.15	24.50
Dawbon	90,615	6.60	5,983	10.10	9,155	22,201	1.02	24.50
Yankin	85,966	6.25	5,375	1.61	1,388	21,062	0.97	24.50
Ahlone	67,099	5.08	3,409	3.75	2,513	16,439	0.76	24.50
Pazundaung	58,883	3.74	2,200	3.02	1,780	14,426	0.67	24.50
Lanmadaw	56,959	4.10	2,336	2.71	1,545	13,955	0.64	24.50
Botahtaung	49,633	3.26	1,617	1.40	693	12,160	0.56	24.50
Seikgyikanaungto	40,792	1.22	498	26.33	10,739	9,994	0.46	24.50
Pabedan	40,436	0.75	304	10.29	4,160	9,907	0.46	24.50
Kyauktada	36,399	21.35	7,770	4.54	1,652	8,918	0.41	24.50
Latha	30,410	0.91	276	5.05	1,536	7,451	0.34	24.50
Dagon	30,183	1.56	469	0.17	52	7,395	0.34	24.50
Seikkan	3,370	0.00	0	14.35	484	826	0.04	24.51
Cocokyun	2,338	0.00	0	17.06	399	573	0.03	24.51
Total	8,853,241	438.81	1,135,427	748.58	1,624,118	2,169,062	100.00	24.50

Limitations of the township PINs

So far, the prioritisation exercise has bee fairly agnostic about conflict vs. pre-existing vulnerability, counting the higher of the two figures as the caseload for each township. Were a strategic decision to be made to change to focus only to conflict-affected areas, then these allocations should shift substantially.

---
title: "DRAFT State and Township PIN allocations -- PRO-RATED version"
author: "[Myanmar Food Security Cluster](https://github.com/food-security-cluster-myanmar)"
date: "20/09/2022"
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```{r setup, include=FALSE, message=FALSE, warning=FALSE, echo=FALSE, fig.width=8}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = FALSE)

library(tidyverse)
library(scales)
library(janitor)
library(haven)
library(psych)
library(skimr)
library(mdepriv)
library(broom)
library(readxl)
library(widyr)
library(DT)
library(viridis)
library(corrplot)
library(rpart)
library(rpart.utils)
library(rattle)
library(rpart.plot)
library(randomForest)
library(broomstick)
library(patchwork)
library(tidymodels)
library(vip)
library(glmnet)
library(tidytext)
library(flextable)
library(skimr)
library(RColorBrewer)
library(lubridate)

range01 <- function(x){(x-min(x))/(max(x)-min(x))}
range_wna <- function(x){(x-min(x, na.rm = TRUE))/(max(x, na.rm = TRUE)-min(x, na.rm = TRUE))}

mode <- function(x) {
  ux <- unique(x)
  ux[which.max(tabulate(match(x, ux)))]
}

opts <- options(knitr.kable.NA = "")

`%out%` <- Negate(`%in%`)

# disabling scientific notation
options(scipen = 999)

theme_set(theme_light())
```

<br><br><br>

## Introduction 

This document explores what the township PIN might look like with a flat allocation, as suggested by the Global Food Security Cluster.

The consultant strongly disagrees with this and finds this to be a misallocation. There is good available data and alternatives to this approach have been developed. 

Still, let us explore this mock up. 

<br><br><br>

## Data and references


### References for this report

* ACLED, (2022). ACLED data for Myanmar (2010-2022). Retrieved from https://acleddata.com on 2022-06-06. 
* International Food Policy Research Institute (2022). Myanmar Household Welfare Survey (MHWS), Round 1. Harvard Dataverse, doi: 10.7910/DVN/1R3F3U,. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/1R3F3U on 2022-09-01. 
* FAO and WFP (2022). Food Security Monitoring Survey Round 3. FAO and WFP. 
* Food Security Cluster Myanmar (2022). Township Prioritisation. https://food-security-cluster-myanmar.github.io/mmr_township_prioritisation/. 
* Food Security Cluster, Myanmar (2022). Understanding Conflict Dynamics in Myanmar through Conflict and Incident Data: A Food Security Perspective. https://food-security-cluster-myanmar.github.io/exploratory-data-analysis-acled-fsc/.
* HARP-F and MIMU (2018). Vulnerability in Myanmar: A Secondary Data Review of Needs, Coverage and Gaps. http://themimu.info/vulnerability-in-myanmar.
* REACH (2022). Myanmar Multi-sector Needs Assessment. REACH. 


```{r datasets, message=FALSE, warning=FALSE}
pcodes <- read_excel("./data/Myanmar PCodes Release_9.3_Jan2021_(StRgn_Dist_Tsp_Town_Ward_VT).xlsx",
                     sheet = "03_Township") 

conflict_score <-  read_csv("./data/conflict_score_20220920.csv") 

pin <- read_csv("./data/fs_pin.csv") 

survey <- read_csv("./data/survey3.csv") %>% 
  mutate(rcsi = 
           r_csi_less_qlty * 1 + 
           r_csi_borrow * 2 + 
           r_csi_meal_nb * 1 + 
           r_csi_meal_size * 1 + 
           r_csi_meal_adult * 3, 
         rcsi_range = range_wna(rcsi))

msna <- read_csv("./data/msna.csv")

idps <- read_csv("./data/idps.csv") %>% 
  clean_names() %>% 
  filter(township != "Hlaingthayra (West)") %>% 
  mutate(township = recode(township, 
                           "Hlaingthayra (Eastt)" = "Hlaingtharya"), 
         population = ifelse(township == "Hlaingtharya", 
                             618275.809 + 201609.894, 
                             population))

r4 <- read_csv("./data/round4_summary.csv") %>% 
  mutate(state = recode(state, 
                        "Ayeyawady" = "Ayeyarwady"))

```

<br>

Additionally, the draft township-level PINs have been read into a simplet dataset [here](https://github.com/food-security-cluster-myanmar/allocation_proposal/raw/main/data/draft_pin_dataset.xlsx) for easy comparison and comsumption. 


<br><br><br>


## State and Region PINs



Using the food consumption scores from the MSNA and the reduced coping strategies index from the FAO/WFP Survey Round 3, it has been possible to replicate the CARI methodology used to calculate the 2022 PIN. 

Below is an explanatory chart where how each of the food consumption and coping strategies indicators relate to the 4 CARI domains. 

![](./img/cari.png)

```{r eval = FALSE}
nat %>% summarise_at("PIN", sum)


(15567328 - 13230378) / 15567328
```


Applying this methodology to currently available data, yields a unionwide PIN of 15,567,328. This is the total number of persons who are moderately and severely food insecure. This is a 15% increase from the 2022 PIN of 13,230,378. 

IDP figures are the Q3 actuals provided by OCHA. 

<br>

```{r warning=FALSE, fig.width=9}
r4 %>% 
  filter(state != "Nay Pyi Taw") %>% 
  mutate_at(vars(food_secure:insecure_pc),
            ~ as.double(str_remove_all(.x, "\\%"))) %>% 
  pivot_longer(cols = c(food_secure:severely_insecure)) %>% 
  ggplot(aes(y = value,
             x = fct_relevel(state, c("Chin", "Rakhine", "Kayah", "Magway", 
                                      "Kayin", "Kachin", "Bago", "Mon", "Sagaing", 
                                      "Tanintharyi", "Yangon", "Shan", "Ayeyarwady", 
                                      "Mandalay")), 
             fill = fct_relevel(name, 
                                c("food_secure", 
                                  "marginally_secure", 
                                  "moderately_insecure", 
                                  "severely_insecure"))))  +
  geom_col(position = position_stack()) + 
  geom_text(aes(label = value), 
            position = position_stack(vjust = .5),
            size = 2) + 
  scale_fill_manual(values = c("#4DB6AC",
                               "#80CBC4", 
                               "#F57F17", 
                               "#BF360C")) + 
  labs(fill = "", 
       x = "", 
       y = "Percentage of population", 
       title = "CARI domains by state", 
       subtitle = "FAO/WFP Round 4") +
  theme(legend.text = element_text(size = 5), 
        axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 60, 
                                   hjust = 1,
                                   vjust = 1))

```
<br>


Presented as a table: 

<br>



```{r}
r4 %>% 
  select(state, 
         population, 
         `moderately insecure persons` = moderately_persons, 
         `severely insecure persons` = severely_persons, 
         `all food insecure` = insecure_persons, 
         ) %>% 
  left_join(idps %>% 
               mutate(state = recode(state, 
                        "Bago (East)" = "Bago", 
                        "Bago (West)" = "Bago", 
                        "Shan (North)" = "Shan", 
                        "Shan (East)" = "Shan", 
                        "Shan (South)" = "Shan")) %>% 
              group_by(state) %>% 
              
              summarise(IDPs = sum(id_ps, na.rm = TRUE)), 
            by = "state") %>% 
  mutate(PIN = `all food insecure` + IDPs) %>% 
  arrange(desc(PIN)) %>% 
  adorn_totals("row") %>%
  mutate(`%_pop` = round(PIN / population * 100, 
                         digits = 2))%>%
    flextable() %>% 
  set_caption("FAO/WFP Round 4 PIN estimates") %>% 
  theme_zebra()
```



<br><br><br>




## Township PINs

Township PINs were based on state/region PINs and pro-rated according to their population size. This approach will lead to frequent misallocations. 

Additionally, this PIN breakdown is not justifiable. If we showed this breakdown to a person from each state, we would be accused of not understanding the context and not taking allocation seriously. 


```{r}
nat <- pin %>% 
  mutate(state = recode(state, 
                        "Bago (East)" = "Bago", 
                        "Bago (West)" = "Bago", 
                        "Shan (North)" = "Shan", 
                        "Shan (East)" = "Shan", 
                        "Shan (South)" = "Shan")) %>%
  left_join(idps %>% 
              select(admin3_pcode = township_pcode, 
                     IDPs = id_ps, 
                     population), 
            by = "admin3_pcode") %>% 
  left_join(r4 %>% select(state, 
                          insecure_pc, 
                          insecure_persons), 
            by = "state")  %>% 
  select(state, township, 
         vul_score = mdp_adjust, 
         conflict_score, 
         insecure_pc,
         insecure_persons, 
         IDPs, 
         population, 
         admin3_pcode) %>% 
  mutate(population = ifelse(township == "Hlaingtharya", 
                                 819886, population)) %>% 
  replace_na(list(IDPs = 0)) %>% 
  mutate_at(vars(insecure_pc),
            ~ as.double(str_remove_all(.x, "\\%"))) %>% 
  mutate_at(vars(conflict_score, vul_score), 
            ~ range_wna(scale(.))) %>% 
  mutate(conflict_affected = conflict_score * population, 
         pre_ex_vulnerable = vul_score * population) %>% 
  mutate(vul_pop = pmax(vul_score *  population, conflict_score * population, na.rm = TRUE), 
         vul_pop_score = pmax(vul_score, conflict_score, na.rm = TRUE), 
         caseload = vul_pop + IDPs) %>% 
  group_by(state) %>% 
  mutate(caseload_pc = caseload / sum(caseload, na.rm = TRUE), 
         PIN = population / sum(population) * insecure_persons + IDPs, 
         pc_pin = PIN / sum(PIN, na.rm = TRUE)) %>% 
  ungroup() %>% 
  mutate(pc_pop = PIN / population) %>% 
  do.call(data.frame, .) %>% 
  as_tibble()
  
  
```


```{r}
nat_table <- function(tbl){
  tbl %>% 
  mutate_at(vars(vul_score, conflict_score, 
                 vul_pop_score, caseload_pc, 
                 pc_pin, pc_pop), 
            ~ round(.x * 100, digits = 2)) %>% 
  mutate_at(vars(insecure_persons, IDPs, population, 
                 vul_pop, caseload, PIN, 
                 conflict_affected, 
                 pre_ex_vulnerable), 
            ~ round(.x)) %>% 
  select(township, 
         population, 
         `conflict score` = conflict_score,
         `conflict affected` = conflict_affected,
         `vulnerability score` = vul_score, 
         `pre-ex vulnerable` = pre_ex_vulnerable, 
         IDPs, 
         PIN 
         ) %>%
    mutate(`%_PIN` = round(PIN / sum(PIN) * 100, 
                           digits = 2)) %>% 
    arrange(desc(PIN)) %>% 
    adorn_totals("row") %>%
    mutate(`%_pop` = round(PIN / population * 100, 
                           digits = 2)) %>% 
    mutate(`%_PIN` = ifelse(township == "Total", 100, `%_PIN`)) %>% 
    flextable() %>% 
    set_caption("Proposed PIN breakdown by township") %>% 
    theme_zebra() %>% 
    fontsize(size = 10, part = "all")  
    
}

```

<br><br>

### Ayeyarwady 

Hinthada having the second-highest PIN is not commonsensical. It is a port city and one of the least vulnerable and least conflict-affected townships in the region. This should be redistributed to Labutta, Pyapon and Mawlamyinegyun. Or townships allocations can just be performed by using the conflict score and the vulnerability score. 


```{r}
nat %>%
  filter(state == "Ayeyarwady") %>%
  nat_table()

```

<br><br>

### Bago

Kyaukkyi, with the lion's share of IDPs in the state is ranked really lowly as the conflict score was not considered. Ranked second is Taungoo, the richest part of Bago. This is Taungoo: 

![](./img/taungoo.jpg)

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Bago") %>% 
  nat_table()
  
```

<br><br>

### Chin 

Chin state is mostly fine. 

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Chin") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>
 
### Kachin

A bit of shuffling around but results not entirely dissimilar from PIN calculated by conflict score and vulnerability. However, the PIN for Waingmaw is far too low. In general, all these PINs are a bit low. 

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Kachin") %>% 
  nat_table()
```

<br><br>

### Kayah 

Demoso, Loikaw and Hpruso are the most vulnerable areas. However, the PINs are for these areas are a bit low. 

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Kayah") %>% 
  nat_table()

```

<br><br>

### Kayin

Myawaddy is ranked really lowly, considering it's conflict score and number of IDPs. 

<br> 

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Kayin") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>

### Magway

Gangaw is ranked fifth in the whole country in terms of conflict events and fatalities, just behind Kale, Demoso, Pale and Yinmarbin. it also host the most IDPs in all of Magway. It's low ranking in the list below is not commonsensical. 

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Magway") %>% 
  nat_table()
```

<br><br>

### Mandalay

Meiktila is neither a priority for humanitarian action or development interventions. The townships with the largest PINs in Mandalay are mostly from the affluent downtown core, like Aungmyathazan and Chanmyathazi. For reference, this is Chanmyathazi: 

![](./img/chanmyathazi.jpg)

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Mandalay") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>

### Mon

Mawlamyine is merely the largest city. it is also, by far and away, the most affluent area in Mon. Thaton, Bilin and Kyaikmaraw, all areas of high-conflict and of extreme humanitarian interest, all fall far too low in the list. 

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Mon") %>% 
  nat_table()
```

<br><br>

### Nay Pyi Taw

Nay Pyi Taw has no targets and was not surveyed in the FAO/WFP survey or the MSNA. It was, however, included in IFPRI. The government does not appreciate humanitarian interventions targeted at Nay Pyi Taw residents.

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Nay Pyi Taw") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>

### Rakhine

This is not a bad list -- it gives precedence to Mrauk-U, Kyauktaw and Pauktaw, which are all extremely poor. Though these areas are rarely the focus of humanitarian intercventions. 

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Rakhine") %>% 
  nat_table()
```

<br><br>

### Sagaing

The Sagaing results are bizarre -- Kale has the most conflict events and fatalities in the country by a wide margin, yet here it is outranked in every respect by Pale, which is smaller than it and has less conflict. Pale's figures are pushed up the IDP population. 

<br>


```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Sagaing") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>

### Shan 

Taunggyi is the richest city in the entire area. It also does not house that many IDPs. It should not be ranked first in terms of the PIN. It is also unjustifiable that Taunggyi has a larger proportion of its population in the PIN than places like Mongton or Mongping. 
<br>


```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Shan") %>% 
  nat_table()
```


<br><br>

### Tanintharyi

The high conflict score in Sittwe is primarily due to the massive presence of IDPs there. Together, Sittwe, 


```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Tanintharyi") %>% 
  nat_table()
```



<br><br>

### Yangon

It is inconceivable that Dagon Myothit would have a PIN of 109,269. Areas that are much poorer, such as Taikkyi should have a higher PIN than this peri-urban industrial township. Shwepyithar, ranked third, is an up-and-coming township full of hotels and shopping centres, though it also has many industrial areas. I believe Bogyoke Market is also in Shwepyithar. 

<br>

```{r}
nat %>% 
  filter(state == "Yangon") %>% 
  nat_table()

```

<br><br>

### Limitations of the township PINs

So far, the prioritisation exercise has bee fairly agnostic about conflict vs. pre-existing vulnerability, counting the higher of the two figures as the caseload for each township. Were a strategic decision to be made to change to focus only to conflict-affected areas, then these allocations should shift substantially. 

```{r eval = FALSE}
nat %>% 
  write_csv("./data/draft_pin_dataset.csv")
```



DRAFT State and Township PIN allocations – PRO-RATED version

Myanmar Food Security Cluster

20/09/2022